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This enamel paint that I have used withstands heat up to 1200 F..
So i won't even try torching em, I used lighter fuels (similar to thinner. so..)
but this dam paint won't even chip..
Is theRE ANY way that I can remove the enamel paints on my exhaust tip?
The last thing I would want to do is take me off and give it to professionals..
Maybe I could sand em but it won't be really clean.. would it?
This enamel paint that I have used withstands heat up to 1200 F..
So i won't even try torching em, I used lighter fuels (similar to thinner. so..)
but this dam paint won't even chip..
Is theRE ANY way that I can remove the enamel paints on my exhaust tip?
The last thing I would want to do is take me off and give it to professionals..
Maybe I could sand em but it won't be really clean.. would it?
Help meh!
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